Fehldiagnose bei Brustschmerzen ⚡️ BWS-Blockade statt Herzinfarkt

Chest pain, suspected heart attack, and ultimately, it was an orthopedic problem. A blockage in the thoracic spine (TWS) repeatedly caused Daniel to experience chest pain. Over the past two years, he has been hospitalized several times with chest pain and suspected heart attack. He felt like he had to see the doctor weekly and frequently underwent extensive heart examinations. His heart was normal and healthy. So where did the pain and problems come from? In this case, blockages in the thoracic spine were the trigger. After treating the blockages with chiropractic, Daniel is now fortunately feeling better. With this example, we want to convey the importance of a holistic physical examination. Of course, if chest pain occurs, you have to rule out a heart attack or a heart problem. But if the same tests over and over again don't produce any results, you should also be open to other causes and examine the patient holistically. You can find more information on thoracic spine blockages and suitable exercises for resolving minor blockages in our video "Resolving thoracic spine blockages yourself":    • BWS Blockade selber lösen ✅ Übungen BWS Sy...   For serious problems like the one in our example with Daniel, you should consult a suitable specialist with additional qualifications in manual therapy or chiropractic. If you have further questions about thoracic spine blockages, chest pain, and holistic examinations, please feel free to contact me in the comments section or at http://www.ihrsportarzt.de. Your Sports Doctor Dr. Christian Schulze ►Facebook:   / doconearth   ►Questions, topic suggestions, appointments: http://www.ihrsportarzt.de ►Subscribe for free: http://bit.ly/IhrSportarztAbo Legal Notice / Disclaimer: Our content is for your information only and never replaces personal advice, examination, or diagnosis by a licensed, qualified specialist. Regarding medications, we limit ourselves to recommending active ingredients. Please ensure that you are not allergic to the active ingredient and that you follow the correct dosage according to the package insert. The content provided cannot and may not be used to make independent diagnoses. Liability is excluded.